Juve chief states striker ‘will have to submit a transfer request’ for United move
Juventus chief Beppe Marotta has apparently said to media that Argentine striker Paulo Dybala will ‘have to submit a transfer request’ to have any chance of leaving the club – with Manchester United the subject of transfer speculation – that is according to La Gazzetta Dello Sport.
The Argentine international has been bang in-form for the Old Lady this season, scoring 14 goals in 19 Serie A appearances – chipping in with three assists in the process.
It would be hard to see the striker leaving in this transfer window due to his imaginable price-tag and importance to Juventus in the league and Champions League – but United may look to the summer where more depth up-front will be required.
